Warrensburg Latham High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

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CARDINAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief........... Business Manager.......... Calendar Editor and Typist Club Editor .............. Alumni Editor ............ Joke Editor .............. Sports Editor ............ Photograph Sponsor ....... Advisor .................. .......J. R. Brown .....Vernon Manes .... Doris Kerwood ...Isabelle Kapper ......Helen Taylor .... George Binkley .....Charles Black .... Mr. Cecil Elam Miss Irene Puckett CANDID SNAPPERS Second Row: Mr. Elani, Joe Hursh, George Binkley, Paul Williams, Wayne Binkley, Donald Kerwood, Oscar Plummer. First Row: Wallace Buckley, Evelyn Hursh, Sue Jane Hursh, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Gene Schroeder, Kenneth Black. The advent of the candid camera has made amateur photography one of the most popular of all hobbies. The Candid Snappers is a group which includes boys and girls interested in photography as a hobby. The major portion of the weekly meeting is taken up with developing films, making contact prints, and finishing enlargements. Other activities include construction of equipment such as enlargers and printers, showing of motion pictures, and presentation of special reports in the field of photography. CARDINETTE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ......................................Mary E. Williams Joke Editor................................................Bill Ran Advertising Manager ...............................................George Binkley Literary Editor...................................................Imogene Tuggle News Reporters............Frances Faith, Sue Jane Hursh, Harriet Miller Production Staff............Helen Taylor, Doris Kerwood, Vernon Manes, George Binkley, Charles Black, Isabelle Kapper, Bill Buckley Photography Sponsor ...................................Mr. Cecil Elam Faculty Advisor.......................................Miss Irene Puckett The Cardinette Staff publishes a school paper on the last Friday of each month. The reporting staff presents the articles to the advanced typing class, who have charge of production. Each member of the class is responsible for both the mimeograph and mimeoscope work on at least one page. All of the pictures in the Cardinette are the work of the photography club.

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CARDINAL STAFF CANDID SNAPPERS CARDINETTE STAFF

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Top Row: Bobby Beck, John Culp, Merle Cunningham, Bert Norris, Delbert Brown. Second Row: Dick Spitzer, Charles Black, Floyd Lobb, Bill Rau, Donald Kerwood, Wayne Binkley, Fred Wentworth, Mr. H. E. Raplus. Sponsor. Third Row: Gerald Jackson. Joe Hursh, George Wentworth, J. R. Brown, Kenneth Black, Ted Brown, Willard Park. The F. F. A. is the national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in the public high schools throughout the United States. Our chapter is trying its best to carry on the worthy ideals of this organization. All of the boys owning brood sows have them entered in the Second Annual Sow Production Contest. Four major breeds of swine are represented in the contest and everyone is keenly interested in the outcome. A gold medal is to be awarded to the boy whose project animal raises the best litter of pigs in 56 days. BIOLOGY CLUB Top Row: Nina Lou Marshall, Floyd Lobb, Juanita Park, Mr. H. E. Raplus, Sponsor. Second Row: Gene Spitzer, Harriet Miller, Frances Faith, Kenneth Black. Biological research, a profound love of life and a deep interest in living things perpetuates the activities of this club. Permanent study preparations, slides, and the like, have been made by the members of the organization and more skeletons, as well as insects and birds, have been added to the school museum this term. Field trips have been taken to neighboring woods and streams —always a refuge” for the lovers of the great out-of-doors. CHEFS CLUB Top Row: Ted Brown, Floyd Lobb, Bill Rau, Robert Culp. Second Row: Herschel Hardy, Gene Spitzer, Wayne Binkley, Bill Major, Paul Williams, Jim Jones, Floyd Walker, Miss Margaret Stack. Third Row: Gene Schroeder, J W. Culp, J. R. Brown, Vernon Manes, Oscar Plummer. Jack Burris, Bill Buckley, Kenneth Black. President.............................................Vernon Manes Vice-President..........................................J. R. Brown Secretary-Treasurer...........................................Oscar Plummer In the fall of 1938, a Chefs’ Club was organized, with Miss Margaret Stack as advisor. The purpose of the club is to develop and stimulate an interest in cooking, and to learn the principles involved, as related to good health. Among the activities of the club were a steak fry held at Fairview Park in Decatur, and the serving of the Mother-Daughter Banquet that was sponsored by the G. A. A.